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'~~. r;-" ~. ► - - if. ,11. 1 • ' ''' ' ' Ih id 1 . pi ' '''' , f ', ' ,w. , ''' , ,;- . . - el ~', '. t ~ - , I .: ~, , , -\•* l oltt.t ' -,,,,,' r,V.,7 0 ,-,,, , v i, , 4 /•.,. ~ J '.o.:7' I t..l,',,:iciiii t • 1.1..) :4,144. '-A '.... -0 '.... ~,. u 3 tc , ,.›,- •4 4 ,. ii..:',1..-;•-,,,'), , 4" . ,-% ~. •,. ~, : ....7...r ......!, ~.:--. .- .-, , -,,... . .---.. ...... .. s.>o.-..... I, - - , 40"ftia /fir- • xii ..,,,,, , k - . - - . • _ .i. w ...t. ... ~4,....-4,—_-.—..- . I,`' b., „ - .• . . ' • .*f 4 0, .". - . 0 ...tc,Z,,,i ii. -t. A- - :‘ 41 4 . , ' 0 ' • 4. . Sr; . . ~ • lit OA ‘534.] THURSDAY, JUNE , 62, 000 • [PRICE 51lci,thicElLiirliti4i4•1?-i 13 ; Positively the Three last.Atigh!s.of f P ..• A.r,... ICHIR I S Ali- ImatanCe the Season, and the ILL rletr.tn..Q ut Eatry Land, ila a Be*, Comic Pantomime will he produi:e4 on Motiday iteitt. . . . . - -. ASTLEI's- 111 ESTMINSTER-BRI'DC.r. "PHIS EVENING, Triirrb&iy 221,- , Friday 231, and. Saturday 2 sn of June (:6th tune); a New liastern Equestrikin'and Pedeatriati SpeCiaelt, invented and produced ty Mr. Astky, jun.' called THE ARAB ; Or, THE 'FREII3OO rBlts UV E DESERT. 'Comprehending it saws of F. vents in the progressivtAdven lttreS ano Actions of the Egyptians ; delineating th'e Man ners, Citations ' ancl,Warfare ot that( liiiantry and Cavalry With a faithful Portraiture of Aim Movements, &c. of a •Cauivan on itsjouiney of 66 miles from Grand Cairo to Suez. HORSEMANSHIP by the Dquble Company. .'the Eccentricities of the Hunted Tailor. Billy Button, Crossinan. • • Mr. Richeekalcgant Tight. Rope Dancing. • To conclude with the Harlequirtade of ~ FAIRY: LAND. ' - Harlequin, Mr. - BOLOGNA, jun. • .Clown, Mr. LA U . R ENT ; And.Columbinc; Mrs. PA RK E R. • Boxes 4s. Pit as. Gallery is. Doors open at Halt past Five; begin at Half past Six pre clscly.;—SiOncl Price at Hai f past Eight. , • Places io be taken from Tca till Thrcai•whiCh cannot be kept otter Halt past Seven. IIARKER's PANORAMA, STRAND,!NEAR SURREY-ST:. tT. JUST Opened, in the large Circle,. a VIEW of DOVER, 'taken from the Pier, wind) Comprehends the whole extent of th.: Town, the Outq and 'lnner Huts; Shak:yeare!s Cliff; the Western Heights, with the fortiti• cations, Barracks, end' Hospital, recently erected there ; the Castle; the Chalk ChM, extending to the South. Foreland; the North and South Pier Heads ; the Sea, extending to the Coast of France; which, with the Steeples of CAWS, is dis. tinetly seem in the distance. The whole enlivened by a VA- Tiety of Ships, BOits, Figures, &c,—Copenhagen Continues open. ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, • Nam/ PRIDGI-STRSZT, 141.ACK FRIARS Empowered by At of Parliament, Per INSURANCE from FIRE, and on LIVES; and for the Grant and Purchase of ANN UlTlb S. INSURANCES -falling d , Je at Alidournmer should be r:!newed within fifteen Days from that period. Abatements are made, according to the Plan, which origi. tutted with tins Company, on the Premiums of all Fire !nut rances out of London. A large Advantage is allowed on Life Insurance ; and every facility is afforded by which tip in and convenience of the Public may be promoted. WARN ER PHIPPSi Secretary. The Company's Office fur the West-encl of London is at No 97, near Oxterd-strect, on the West 'Side of New Bond-street. ATLAS SIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, ASSURERS with this OFFICE are requeste4 to take notice, that Policies ex pirin4 at Midsiiiiiiner.day xiext, should be renewed on or within Fifteen Days of that period. Persons desirous of increasing the Amount of their Assur. aiTeS in consequence et the increased price of Building Ma.; serials, are informed, that no additional expence of Policies is incurred at this Office. The Dircetors take this opportunity of pointing out the gllowitig advantages to the Public in making Assurances with this Company, viz. That Rent is paid in case of Fire, without any. additional Premium. That Marchandize in the West India Docks is Assured at gs.'per cent. per annum. That Farming Stock is Assured, without an average clause, at as. 'per cent. per annum. That Damage by Lightning is madezood, and - . That Policies are issued, and lndot s ements and Surveys, made free of Elipence to the Assured. printed Proposals may be had on application at the Office in London, or to the Agents in E?.iiiburgh, i Glasgow ' Dub. lin, Cork , and other Cities and T owns i n the United King. simn. By Order of the Board, * • 14ENRY DESIIOROUGH, jun. Sec. Cheapside,. London, tune 15, t 849. BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. T" BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, in the Strand, and Cornhitl, London, and by Agents in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dublin, and_ other principal lawns, grant insur ances against FIRE. Premiums for Insurance renewable at Midsummer must be paid within Fifteen Days therefrom. ,No Charge tar Surveys within the Bills of Mortality. Peas are not permitted to be taken in any Case, or under any Pretence vkhatever. Commission to Brokers on Shipping and Foreign Insur ances allowed. Endorsements of Alteration or Removal entered without Pee. Engines of the best Construaion, and Firemen of Adivity are provided by the British Fire•Otfice to / attend at Fires, The Terms and Conditions of Insurance, as stated in the Policies, are defined with perspicuity, plainness, and mei. biOn, so as to prevent • the Alisunderstundings . and' Dispnies dependent upon ill-digested, .unadvised, and ignorant Plans, equally baneful to the Proprietors and those Insuring. Annual Pfeil - limns—Common Insurance, 2s: per Cent.— Resuirdous, Double - Hazardous ' :ss. • Insurance of greater Hazard and large Sums by Special Agreement. Policies (Gratis) as heretofore, for Sums Of 3001. and up. wards. insurance on Farming Stock,-at 25. 6d. per Cent. Specify. ing the Sums to be insured on tlie.ilitierent sorts of or is. 6d. per Cent. only on the whore Stock of any one Farm, with the. Salvage Clause. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. KELSO WEEKLY lOURNAL;. or BORDER GA. ZETTE. _ ALEXANDER.LEtiIIiIEATER, Proitrietor of the above Newspaper, yratetul for the Favours which nave been conferred upon hint, begs leave tO return his Warmest Thanks to the Public for the Patronage he has re. ~rived since its comMencement, which has secured it an e)6. tensive Circulation through the Counties of Roxburgh, Beta- Wick, 'Selkirk, Northumberhod, &c. To those Friends who have favoured him with Advertise. :rents, heals° returns his giatelo I Thanks ; and he deems it rkcessary to inform them, tile Public in genetal, that from its Circulation in the above"Connties, Advertisements have the certainty of tieing row made generally known. "to 'Genti,,, ne ,, having , 04;ctsion to utivcrtom the Let of Farms ; &e. the Weekly itit1(11111 possesses many Atii7antages, In consequence or its being - published on the 1. riday, and being seen by the respeelatne Farmers who attend Kelso Mar ket. In Short, Advertisements at every Description. w.ll ap. pear with as great Advantage in the loutiud, as in any other Paper of a longer standing. Person* tatut.rit.K Ilie Preprietof tvit#t Advertisements, Will ple.ise - to aodress.thcir 1,01,4* to stun, at the " Weekly journal Uifice, gels:7," and 111 , :y may depend upon the ut. Most Attention 'baulk paid to theirOrde!s. London Agents for ieeviVing.Adv - truseritents, Ste . Masts: 1:?ller and Newton, 5. War Wr4.3ti:. Nuwgate.strect. • *4IW, iuneto, THIRD AND LAST GRAND CITY LoTTERY of FREEHOLD HOUSES,' Discharged of Land-Tax. Upwards 0f,Ct0.,,,00 itr CAPITAL PRIZES." 20,000 Tickets, to be Drawn in Guildhall in Four Days, 5,000 Tickets each Day.--No fixed Twenty-five 01.1.3 wenfy-tive grand Capital Prize's 1. in this LOTTERY, consisting of Twenty-nine excel. lent .FR EEHOLD HOUSES,' situated in Skinner-str-et and Pickett-str;:et i &c. which were estimated in the year, ll when'ifilding M aterials were much cheaper than at present, by live eminent Surveyors, anti praved.by them.upod .oath, b,:fore a Committee of the House of Commons, 'to be worth upwan.ls of ,C too,oeo; but as it is 'desirable that the Public should know the present improved Value of the Property, a new survey and Estimate is' now preparing, which will be published as soon,as A can obtained. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale by Sir 'AMES' BRANSC . ONIB and Co: No. 37, Cornhill ; it, HAborn flayrnarket; and 269. Strand: who sold and Shared Three‘of the Grand Capitol Prizes in the last City Lottery. PRESENT PRICE. Ticket ~ g - - ,11 - 0 r, 1 Half - - 1 -, 4431 pi Eighth - ~. - ,C 1 3 0 ;Quarter *. -,irol,l l lf, al Silty-wit - - o.t 6 , •, The ?rice wilt sfic'irtricivat.t. - e.—Sdiemes at large may be had gratis. . - SALE S, &c. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. .NoßroLic, AND SUFFOLK. TO BE SOO BY AUCTION, • At the King's liaad, Bungy, Suffolk, - on Wednesday the of I one inst, in Twenty. tour Lois, T HE MANOR of ' DENSONS, and several .Yarms in the Parishes of Mondham; Withersdale, Wey. bread, Metfield; St. Margaret Ilketshall, St. john Met,. Shall,. St.. Lawrence, Mettinghain, utigay, Shipmeadow,, itectisharn, and Shaddingfield, on botti sides of the River Waveney, in the Counties of NortoN and Suttialk. ; com prising about tOOO Acres c.vt excellent Afahle, Meadow, l'As ture, 'and Wood l.:and. ahnost entirely of Freehold Tenute, lett to respetlable Tenants, the greater part at * wilt. and the remainder for short terms. Fur particularsinquire of.Mossrs. Pooth, Haslewood, urd, and !urchinsnii, Lincolies.inn, London; or of Jere 'Walt Smith; Esq. tieccles, Suffolk. VALUABLE. ADVOWSON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the House of Mr, Eurbridge, at the George Inn, Gran tham, • oat Thursday the acith of July next, at Twelve o'Clock,. THEPERPETUAL ADVOWSON of the REC TORY. of 13 ECKIN G HA M, tout Miles trout Newark upon Trent, consisting of" TH REE HUN DRED ACRES (including the Ancient Glebe) of FINE. LAID, a great part of it Grazing, Feeding, and Meadow Grounds, divided trio small Inclosures, part .or which, upon an Inclasure, about twenty years ;Igo, were given in lieu or Tithes tor Beckingham and Fenton; boity-tive Pounds a year is now paid the Tithes of Siragglethorpe. There is an exc e ll e nt Ptrsonage House and Offices, with Stabling, Ceatth House; &A, all built in the present Incumovit's Time, with Gar dens waited round; also Pleasure Grounds, Shrubberies, and Stew Potids—The tine 'ft out Stream, the Witham, runs by the Pleasure Grounds, and through part of the Land. The House is pleasantly situated upon an Eminence near the Church, and is a complete Residence for a Gentletuanta Family.. 'The present Incumbent is Seventy Years of Age. There are two Chapels of Easy Fenton and Stragglethorpe, belong ing to the Rettory, andileckinghain li s upon a good Turn. pike Road. Letters, post paid, to Mr. Cox, Culland, near Perby, will be di4 ly attended to. STF.VNE, BRIGITTON. TO BE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A. CAPACIOUS MANSION--LOUSE, on the East side of the Steyne, tvitlt a front to East -street, lately occupied by the Right lion. the Earl of Crayon, with Coach-house, Stable, and Offices, comprising every conve— nience for a.large Family. . The Prentises are CopyliOtd, at a small certain Fine on death or alienation, which renders them equal pt Freehold, The Furniture may be taken at an appratsement, .Particulars may be had of Messrs. Leggett add Vander Gucht, Solicitors, No. 3, Craven.street, Strand. FOR SALE, LHE LANDS and ESTATE bf MARY CUL TE tt comprehending the Mains and Menor places 'of -Mary Colter ; the Miln, and Miln Laials ot Crynoch and Mary Culter ; and the Towns, Lands, and Farms of Miln • Bank, Eastland, , Cotton, -Cothill, Standing Stanes, Lastsidc, IVestside, IVelishaw, Muirskie,- lturnside, Coekley, bog-, lon, Easter and Wester Tillhounes, alxd Nether and Upper Ashentillles - ,• with the SA LMON FISHINGS, Multures, Teinds, and Pertineets of the whole of the said Linda; all ly. ing within the parish of Mary .Cutter, and county of Kilt. carbine ; and consisting (exclusive of a small part of East land lately given oft;} ot nearly three thousand -seven tired Scots acres, wheleof, 'according to a survey made some yeart ago, ,there arc about eight hundred of Infield,. the same quantity orOuttield, tarty-six of Wood, fourteen hun dred and forty ot Pasture, one hundred and six of Moss, anti the remainder of Meer; all situated at a short and nearly equal distance front Aberdeen and, Stc4tehavern and extending for upwards of three miles along the South Bank -of the Dee, (a river abounding with Salmon and Grilse, and allind- Mg capital sport to spy one fond of theamusement ot, atigling) and horn it southward to the south boundary of the parish of .Mary Culler, which is also that-of this .Estate towards the south, and runs in el line nearly parallel.tu the river --forating on the whole, one of the most compact and hest accommo dated Estates in this part of the country. Tee present house of May C,xi ter overhangs the on a wooded bank ; anti at a little disc:floe hunt it. tnthe .east, upon the rising . ground of a ,haugh of 65 acies, sltirital by a thriving plantation of various sorts of fittest trees, now well advanced, and commanding a beautiful vie* of the river and adjacent council , for some miles belotv, is one of the finest situations for a Mansion !louse in this country. The lands hold of the Crown, ai:d arc at present valued i 4 emmula with anot her part of Mr. Itlen Estate in tfits'pa. rich, at Lll6l, which,- upon a sale, will be split, and a quan tum of valued rent given to the purchaser to admit pt two Freehold •Qualitieatious. The tenitts were valued several ears ago, and are neat ly exhausted. • Access will be given to the in:min - at house, garden, offices, policy and grounns, in the occultation of the proprietor, .at Martinmas. next, or sooner, it desired; to several: of . the farms on which there are no leases, at Whitsunday rgto ; and to all the rest or this valuable estate on-the expiry of the ex- Wing leases, which, except ilia few ilistances, are now held . -on the lives of the'present occupiers. The writes, with a Plan anti. Oeotal of these lan& are-in the hands of Mr Advocate, in Aberdeen, to whom those desirous of further inforMation filly apply. joseph Tart, at- Parklicati, Will anew the marches. BRUNSWICK-PLACE, pear DEPTFOAD. . 'N) RE LErr, GENTEI . .I.I.Y FURNISHED, A NEAT I\I(...)DERN-BUILT HOUSE, - can- LI. taming .Dining-parlota, Dtawing-rooru, tive Hod rooms, good Kitchen, Housekeeper's4Ootn, Wasio.house, and Cellafs; a Coaell-bou.e, Stank, And largo Garden wailed in .—Tht , Premises are situated on" Loma-pit flat, mit Lewisham, .ant conk nand dcligl , ttuf views Over ItiC Royal Dock-yard, River eke. Further P:irticaidir3 may be had at• No. 7, Panton.square, Haymarket., • • ' THE COL~7~ BIRD. This data ‘s . , 4sl)tibpolicti. In One-El6gant.Voliinie, Svo. puce tss. in baratis, MHE COLUMBIAD ; an Epic Poem. in TweliFe relatitlgioilielliscovery i SCiagnent, unci Ci viiilation of Amenca. • • ikyt, EB:BA Itl,ool, This interesting and highly Classical Poem lately Made its , appearance in Anierica, and it has been reprinted in London, ownig to the warm pprobote, owl very,tayourable opinions, ekpressettby r thelovers'of rtigl nd,. of some E trots which appeared Ina PaiOdiCai MiSCrenaoy; London : Ptinted for Richard Bridge- street, Bla4triars; awl sold :by alt the Booksellets 'in the 'United' Kingdom. * ` • THE' LATE CANIPAIGN IN SPAIN. ..This Day were, publiebed, In an elegant Volume, Volume, Quarto, with Engravings, Price Two Guino,o, - in boards,. I'ETTE S from .PO ItTI.IOA and. SPAIN. ; j containing an Account of the 0 perationi of the British, Armies under. Sir A !CFI-ft RWEL I..SLEY and it (*IN MOO K E, front the day preceding mitt Battle Of Vim:en}, t 9 the liettte - entl - thrttenrtratidn tit Ciarflitna; atia . inte, reviktg Det.tilspf the tnentorahle itstreat trum Embetiiitted With TWelve Engravings by Heath, from Drawings made (myth; spot, tilititrurite ot the Campaign. - By . ADAM Nr.A LE, S. Phy4cianfo MajCstri Forces. Printed foritiebard Phillitiv London, And to be had °fall Rookittlers. • • ' • Day was published, By Longman, Rurst, Rees, and vine, Paternoster-row, .• . Price ss. OONCERNING the Ria...4ITIONS al GREAT S.PAIN, and rt) ItTlic,k 1., to each other, mad to-the COMAION ENE M Vat - ibis Crisis ; 'and speciti. eally?safietied by the CONVENTION Qt CINTRA thc whole brought to the test of tttose Pri!:ciplci by which alone the Independence and Freedom of Nat,ons .can tae pkesciic,i or recovered. • By WILLIAM IVORDSWORTIL This Day was published, The Third Edition, illustrated with. Cases, price 4s. 6(6 in '" bouds:'• A. PR ACTI C A TRE ATI $E an the cattail) .P It E. v E tlng and CURE of,the VENEREAL WS. EAST, particularly its coasequendi,' as = S'triauses, Gleets, Telles, Dorgan*, flypochondrism, Opanism, tce. kat% a . complete guide in these diseases. • • By M. CATON, .Curgearl, Late of tbe United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. ' Printed for S. Hightey, 34, Fleet-street, London. AVltere may be bad, The London Adedi•kd and Surgic4l Spetatot, vols. J. and 11. price pi. 3s: 6d. in beards. . MONEY... , KT °ICEMEN; GENTLEMEN, .Brc. are re spettfUlltinformed;they nin'y be supplied with Money to any amount,' on terms equal to Mortgage, secured upon Freehold, Copyhold, Lcatehold. Land or Houses, Money rn the Funds, Marriage settlernents,Widows' fointures, Clergy. teen's Livings, or any other Property. Persons of respeetabi. thy may be supplied on their personal Security only. Cen. tlemen will find every liberal accommodation without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or Letters (post paid) addressed to Messrs. 'Wills and Co. No, 49, South-street, lierkelay-square. • ' ' MONEY MATTERS. AGENTLEMAN 'above the common clis of Money-iLeriders,. who has for many years carried on business to general satisfadion. has' large Sums of Money ready to advance on Annuity, or on Bills or Notes of Hand, or any other Security. Apply to Mr. Walsh, Nn: go, Upper. Mary-le.bonne street, and a Card will be given to los House within artni nute's walk. • • - _ _ . _ Letters, post paid, immediately answered. Ladies of cliaratler, single or married, may he accommo dated ; and Persons who have loose Sums 10 Isty out may employ them' to great advocaat. • • . • ' THOMAS. TAYLOR, Lsq. t I • No. 9 New Bridge-Street, London. • Honoured Sir, , Edinburgh, ,March 18, IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the year .1794, 1 have been aniiiiked with • the Lues Vent:. rea ,• which, from its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine prescribed by the. most eminent of the Faculty liCre, and undergoing several severe courses .of salivation, and' twice discharged from the Hospital, with little relief, would aear to be of the most inveterate nature. t o t h e p spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, As nearly to put a period to my existence--I had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each awn, and•my legs were broke out in a frightful manner ;_ my right was dread fully painful, and inhadbeeniud also asotatt. two o f large ulee nodes on t rationlort i he , K la. a st s s Lir Yt y ll Ymeaurcsii.trntisYcoloured left , anti gave me such exorutiat ing pain, particularly when warm in bed, nearly to de prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recoin. mended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so., great cure by them • here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which I began to on. tats 26th of May ;in the course of a-fortnight, I began to receive benefit—in little more than a month, the ulcers on my herd and arms were soundly healed—soon.atter, the. sores on my legs healed , also; leaving, however, consuierable discolouratton in the skin, and pain in the bone of the lett, whisk, by the Blea. sing of God, and a. little longer perseverance in your inva. luable Medicine, subsided; tlia nodes dispersing, the. skin tepining its tiattira I hue, and the noelontal pains gradually going on. 1 thus became,. by your liberal advice and dicine, pertettly tree from all my former -complaints— baverecovered my former spirits arid strength, and ant be come jolly and, tat, in which' state navingcontinued many. niontlis to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a Joss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering. mortals, to make this my case as public as , possible, as I shall on every occasion; in so clump, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very !tumble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. , Witnesses to the above Cure lons TuotarsoN, No. 3, New . , Poultry Market.; and joust 11,1'1 tyros a, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. • Prepared and Sold by the stile Proprietor, nOst T.i.v Loa, Member the Royal College of Sur. ;Icons, at his House,. No. 9, 'd e w tindge-street, London where, after a constant residence of more than thirty-six years, in a practice particularly . direded to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of' Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, : tie hatters 'himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine,, will be, esteemed, by a otscerning Public, as, an adva.ntagesel dont attainable told void of all ambiguity. • - Also.sold, by his appointment, tor, the convenience of thrise living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. da, St. Alban's-street, Pall-Mall ; the Toyshop, No. to 3, Ox. ord-street ; Mr. Disbortnigh's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, lioaksrllei, No..f, Union-row, Little 'lower. hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, ; Mr. Mac. clonald, Glugowi Mr. Bull:, Dameiost Feet, D ublin; and by one pers , :n in every considerable ttiwn in Great Britainand Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, sealed up with full and plain Afire-diens, Whereby persons. st.eithcr sex smy _ curethernselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. li. Evrry llox sold in Great 13r - train settled up with a Stamp, on- which, by -favour of the Commissioners P ,rrrtr`d, • at the Stamp tiffice—" T. Taylor ' No, 9, Nov imitate which it rtlotiy. and ail otheti are Couitterkiti. I'ICTUWLLING.OFFIE, yam. 76, Se 9 CO . 11,111ISSIONEI?S' for'FICTUA " Ii • • TI IS .111/IjESTI"s N4PY do her e& give Nati,-,,Tl. a t Friday, the 23d Instant, theY be ready to receive Ten dell inturiting (sealed rep), 'andfteat JOr 0C.. 1 .1 047 BISC(I I T,, made P'em Whale Meal as the seri rers' of that article may thimkpropit'io'edler to k deliveted in !Too ilfontbs, by tueektypr4pvilio'nr, into 1.1;.r likest'y's ling Stores at Deptford, and to be p sid for I.; Rills, iska.sle, 4c ilh interest, ninety hys after date., The Conditions of the I.'osstraa an.IY br Orin at the Sec; etary's Office. No Trade, a le.tt Citaxtkit than Otte Th4.-itsand It 4 he' admitted. • regard %OW he bad to any ,Tender in ;which the l'''risee not he inserted in vgordt at, length, or that Jhali , tot ftr deliv,err.l Hto the Boara before' One' e:Cift on the JI daY tit. 23d n, int/jolt, *or unlecti the Persan trbo wakes the Totier, or tyke rerun on kit Lebo! if, Allen:l'4, to anrwer, Iphen PICI11.41.1 4 1q;-OFF1c1 Grua t608e9.. rrHE.COMM/SSIONERSjo k ICTUALLIAti.' ills Illajesty's h?re4y give Notke, Tkat . tor' Tri:rday, the 27th trrst.int, tit be ready to teeth', 1r. , . • de, r in uniting (sealed up) and treat fi.r the sit,;!) , tAVINS rxty hewarred, lor the service of bit ID's #aheboute Deptfordi for Twelve Mont e certain lion u and fin cher mail Six Alva: warning Shall Ze IT Coral - lions 0, f the Contra - l i ma" be seen at the Secretarj's. No regard will6e Lad' to any TenYer, ,in T f iNch the P? lee shalt he inserted in wf.irds at leng * al, or that sh,lll not Ic delivered to lire Board lrkre One o'Closl on the :nil Tnesdly,ibe Z7r 1 instant, nor. Anleu the Person who enakes tGe ,Tender, a. . some Pe4, San en Ur keinif, attend:, to answer, when iilled for. The OLDEST and LARG EST aTock. of lid A D El RA. C 4, PENCER and PERKINS, I IG, Nen:lle-street ! , Wine.merehants, take leave to inform the ComumerS. of that adinirable Liguor i , that their STOCK of FAS I' and W EST-INDIA, of which they have upwards of Twelve Thousand Bottles, most, of which has been in biatle up. wards of twenty years, is of the finest flavour, and most su perior quality; They sell on the most reasonable term; for' Ready-money, and they only request a comparison b c rweed their Wine and the Young,Wine the Town is now so hill of. MATRIMONY. F ROM the Luxury,. Dissipation, Excesges, end enervating indulgences of persons in almost every rank of life, proceeds that disordered state of the human frame, termed Nervous Debility the most distressing sy m prom of which is an incapacity to tultil the great and primary olijia of inarriage. This unhappy state is indisputably too tiek queutly the gnawitig canker.worin or the heart, which gene!.. rates those horrid Ideas that lead to the desperate climax oC , suicide. The genuine STEEL I.OZ EN G E.s are the bcit, it not they* remedy tot Ibis species of debility ; incited Steel is confessedly the most powerful tonic and testorativo Medicine in the Universe, and this preparation is Prom' .by long experience to superior to all others. The STEEL LOZENGES are prepared and sold by 'the Inventor, Dr. Senate, 3, Ludgate-Hill, price 7s. per box ; and may be had of lass Agents m Own anti country ; but ob serve his signature, E. Senate, in his hand-writing, or they cannot be genuine. 7 lust published, Tepth Edition, Dr. Beliate's Treatise nn Female Coinplaints, price as: 6d. a book that should be read by every married woman. For SPRAINS, RILE UhIATISMS, Cl-111.11LAINS arc • Dr. STEER's OPODELDOC. The name " F. Newbory, No. .15„ St. Paul's," is engraved on the Stamp, round the Wrapper of each Bottle, which, it, carefully attended to by Purchasers, will prt venwheir being imposed upon by the numerous Counterfeits inTo wit and Country to which its success has given rise. TT is .far superior to all other external Applica j. flogs, in the Cure of Bruises, Sprains. liheumatisms, &e. also in Cramps, or Numbness ; in Stifthess and ‘V„eakA :less of the loints; . as well as in promoting Circulation in the Limbs when in a paralytic state: it is aho the best remedy fot.Chilblains, if dissolved in a spoon, and applied warn, and with a piedget of lint well 'moistened with it, and tiodOti.the part atieeted• with a rag. 14 is likeivise front its penetrating quality, of admirable service in the accidents and local complaints to which Horses are subject, and to stable should toe without it. Sold only by F. Newbery and" Sons, No. its, Si: Church-yard, four Doors from the corner of Chealwide, Lon don, price ss. bd. ralottle, duty included; and, by their art. boititment, by Bacon and Co.-Oxford-street ; Wade, Old ond-street ; Bayley and Co. Cockspur i stieet ; Weird, Mid. die-row, Hoborn ; Randall, Royal Exchange ; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; Harris, Corner of ,Ludgate-street; Clarke, and Bowling and. Co. Borough. THE KLV. MR. BARCLAY% PATENT ANTIBILI. OUS TT" was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, Author "of the Domestic Medicine, that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels are the prevailing Malady of thh, Country, which lay the foundation of the morefotiiiidiwe and fatal Diseases; that the person who could discover. for • he relief and cure a sale and infallible remedy .rould Soma most important rervico to society. That discovery has now been made in the Patent Antibilious Pills of tho Rev. William liarclay, the extensive sale of which, aihi the high estimation in which they are deservedly considerably lessened the number of these cOinplaints ; and bids fair, in a short time, to be the means of entirely eating them. These Pills' have a quick and sate operatiiai, they ad powerfully and specifiCally on the Pile, .4811 l+u3 fittnOVO the numerous disorders conneded with it, .‘iuk.• Ilead-AChes, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, fauitilk.e, volts Disorders from Indigestion, ' They are the most tialttaUtc Family Medicine ,hitherto elfiyrthi to the' Viedic, and' the Proprietor is supported.. by the most respedshle evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and others. that they have never been administered to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, 'and m the end Cortipletin- Pt Cure. . This valuable Medicine, having been used with succesF, is recommended by the following distinguished Petionages: The Rig/it Hon. Viscount billon. The Lord Bishopolßath and Wells. ' Sir lohn lioneywatid, Bart. M,P. for Iloniton.. Sir Stephen Lushington, Bart. M.P. for Perlyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. M.P. for Litehliehi. Lantes'Ainyaft, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M. d'. fOr Ilertford E _ d a li nt d Li og n rn , New.a.treet, Spring,Gardens. ilientas flarnmersley, Esq. G. W.,Oickei, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of, Canterbury. The Itei. Mr, Dirnoek, Librarian to the Archbishop,. Cecil Forester, Esq. M. P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail by Mr: Butler, No. 4,Cheapsidr ; and retail by, Mr. Kirby, Statibrd.street, .90 hoo .street Mr. Stratton, Leicester.square I Bacon and Co. tso, tord..stre.zr anti •by all respectable' Venders in Tosvn and Count: y. . • .. , • A Caution.—Observe the name of WilAarn flarclay is en. graved on tlic.,St:iMp. witirt is attixfti, on the orst4ide wrafi- Per of each -troxl all not so 'stamp:Ware a .itangerous tatior:. 0. and tos. pttbox, ditea,qns.